“Shannon Clark did an excellent job selling our property. She did very well with helping us set realistic expectations for the area setting marketing goals and giving suggestions. We will definitely use Shannon again for other properties that we own.”
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Scranton real estate Market Report.
Information and statistics on the latest trends in the Scranton real estate market, updated for April 2026. *
Home values in Scranton have climbed over the past year, rising about 13.0 percent to a typical value of roughly $226,000. That pace is close to the 13.64 percent gain seen in Lackawanna County, where typical values are near $250,000. Buyers are still finding Scranton a bit more affordable than the broader county.
Looking at March 2026, sellers priced around a median of $222,500, with homes spending just 23 days on the market, down more than 14 percent from a year ago and over 32 percent from the prior month. Inventory reached 126 homes, which is more than 10 percent higher than the month before but still more than 20 percent below last year, keeping conditions tilted toward sellers in this seller's market.
New listings came in at 82 for the month, down about 6.82 percent year over year, while 66 homes went under contract and roughly 29 percent of sales closed above list price. Around 29 percent of sellers reduced their asking price, and the average sale-to-list ratio was about 0.976, showing that many homes are selling very close to what sellers are asking. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected to reach about $239,000, with inventory edging up to an estimated 132 homes and a projected median list price near $221,251.25, so both buyers and sellers can benefit from using Agent Pronto to connect with a local agent who understands these trends.
Market gauge is calculated based on the the number of active listings divided by home sales over the most recently available reporting period.
Learn more about what Scranton has to offer.
Scranton offers residents a welcoming, livable city with a strong sense of community, rich history, vibrant culture, quality schools, and ample opportunities for work, education, and outdoor recreation.
Scranton offers a distinctly urban, close‑knit feel compared with nearby towns like Wilkes‑Barre or Kingston. Once known primarily for coal and railroads, the city today blends historic architecture, walkable neighborhoods, and an active community scene that appeals to lifelong residents and newcomers alike.
Downtown Scranton centers around restored landmarks, local businesses, and destinations such as the Lackawanna County Courthouse Square. Cultural anchors like the Everhart Museum and Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple support year‑round arts programming. Outdoor time is easy to find at Nay Aug Park, with its trails, treehouse, and seasonal events.
Scranton’s neighborhoods range from the historic streets around Green Ridge to family‑focused areas near West Scranton. Local schools, including Scranton High School, and institutions like The University of Scranton and Lackawanna College, contribute to a strong educational presence and steady housing demand. Access to I‑81 and the nearby Steamtown National Historic Site adds to the city’s appeal for commuters and history enthusiasts.
Whether you are weighing a move into your first Scranton home or considering listing a long‑owned property, timing and preparation matter in this evolving market. Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with a local real estate professional who understands Scranton’s neighborhoods, pricing, and pace.
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“Nicole was very easy to work with, very energetic, and got my house sold in 2 months at close to my asking price. I have no reservations in recommending her and Century 21.”
“Michelle is amazing at what she does. She is very attentive to her clients. Very respectful, knowledgeable, and caring also. I would definitely recommend her and Iron Valley to anyone looking to buy or sell.”
“Brian went above and beyond as a realtor. Always communicative and easy to reach. Excellent input and expertise. Third house purchase with Brian and he never disappoints!”
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“This is the second transaction and was awesome”
“It was a great experience. Easy and efficient”
“Julie was there with us through the whole process. Friendly, helpful and professional.”
“Anthony Ramos knew our neighborhood well. He came highly recommended by friends who had sold their house with him and we were not disabppointed. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and motivated to sell our property. He scheduled numerous showings as soon as we put the house on the market. He also answered all of our questions thoroughly and patiently.”
“Corey reached out to me when he saw the previous agent take the listing down. Corey was very professional, a good listener and got the job done.”
“Always kept me up to date in a timely manner!”
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